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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
eccomplIshes for everybody CT acty what sclniuned
forit One Of tho reasons for the great popularity Of
tho Mustang Iiniinent is found In its universal
applicability. Every ody needs such a medicine.
Tho LuEiberman needs Il In cose OF accident
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfamily use.
The Cnnnler needs It for his teams and his men,
The Mechanic needs It always on his work
bench.
Tho Miner needs 1t In case Of emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-cen't get along without n
The Farmer needs 1t in his house, his stable,
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat mnn or the "oafmau needs
It in liberal supply aioot and ashore.
The Horse-fnncier needs it-lt Is his bess
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs it-it VIII save INN
thousands Of dollars and a world Of trouble.
The Railroad man needs 1t and will need IL 30
long as his life is O round of accidents and dangers
The Backwoodsmnn needs 1t. There Is moth
ing like It as an antdote for the dangers TO life.
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs II about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Eminent ID wanted atouce
Keep Bottle In the House. It's the best OF
economy.
Keep Bottle In the Factory. luimmeoiAte
use in case of accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep a Bottle Always In the Stable Tor
use when wanted.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

NSNA NO com A MONTH can he made
0lVU III 90VV working for us. Agents
p. eferred who can furGSA their yn horses Ari
give tn ir Who'll time tu the bnaIRI-ss. Spare
moments NAV hr pfehtahly employed ais 4
few vac tnclG3 IT, towns AMI cities. X. r j HN-
son 4 CO.. 1913 Hdin st., Rich .nond Va.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

J. a. ARMSTRONG, {
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Corner 18th and F sts. NV.

BOYS, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
thing in Boys Wear Qrom to II years Of xge)
except hats and shoes. We quote the following
representative bargains:
500 Boys Gray Gingham One-piece Kilt Suits.
sizes 2 ~ years, only Sl.23 per suit.
800 Boys Combination Bingham Kilt Suits,
sises to years, only 81. SO pc. suit
cuffs, aud skirt. with plain body; sizes ~ to 5
100 Boys White Pique One-piece Kilt Suits.
sizes to oPty kilt Suits
vest 'front.' sizes ~ to s years, only &4.5O per
suit
Lot e192-Boys' AL wool One piece Knit Suits,
ight shades and very light weight; slzes too
Boys Fine Navy Blue Jersey Suits knee pants
and blouse, especially desirable for seashOre,
mountain, and other rough wear: sizes to D;
Lot 5000 Boys Atwood Navy Blue One.
piece Kilt Suits, box plated waists; sizes to
years; only %. 90 per SUIT;
piece Kilt Suits, made Norfolk" style; sizes2
to years; only S5 per suit.
A special inducement and to cause the i'm
mediate disposal Of these lots we Offer; c.r
lot Two piece Suits. made Norfolk" style, with
out lining, light colors and Light weight; si1es
sT 81 TsEsfns FROM 40 tn a. so DER su1r
Lot 5oai-Boys EStra-nse Atwood Tricot
Suits, made by the celebrated Best Co.. whose
work equals custom tailoring. Made Norfolk
sizes 10 70 IA years. $1,000 per suit.
NOTE.-We have Just received another lot Of
the Boys. Jersey shirts, in navy blue and csrdi-
nal. Sashes to match.
wooDWHHD l. LoTHRoP,
je17 Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
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Extra VA1uEs In Crows.

Our stock Of Fabric Gloves II unusually large
and varied, and contains the best values yet
offered by IN. Az specially notable va quote:
IS dozen Ladies' 6-But. Length jersey Lisis
Thread Gloves, In Gray, Tans and Hodes Only
21c. per pair.
SO dozen Ladies' 6-But Length jersey Iisls
Thread Gloves, finished fingers. In assorted
shades of Mode and Tan Only CSC. per pair.
60 dozen ladies' 6-But Length Fine Jsrsey
Isle Thread Gloves, finished fingers, in light
and dark Tan shades. Only 37>kc. per pair
SO dozen Ladies' 6-But Length Extra-fine
Jersey Isle Thread Gloves silk finished, I'm
ishsd hnGers IN assorted Modes and Tana. Only
62kc. per pair.
Mitts
(Main floor; center.)
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SATURDAY SALE Or UNDERWEAR
WOODWARD L LoTHROP.


WOODWARD l. LOTHRoFs NEW STORE
Tomorrow morning we shall place on sale
the following extraordinary bargains in our
Muslin Underwear Department, conveniently
located in the largo salesroom on the second
floor, lately occupied by the Boys Clothing De-
pertinent.
25 dozen Ladies' Muslin Low.neck Corset
Covers, in two sizes only-38 aud 20. Only 15c
each.
90 dozen Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, neck
trimmed with Hamburg. Only 25c. each
rs dozen Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, Y.
shape front, high in back, neck trimmed with
Hamburg. Only CSC. each.
rs dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Corded-band
Chemise. Only 37>Sc. each.
so dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Corded-bsnd
Chsmise. Only SOC. each.
SO dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria SQuare.neck
Chemise, yoke Of seven clusters Of five fine
tucks Hamburg embroidery around neck and
sleeves. Only 75c. each.
so dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Chsmiss, yoke
Of Ave clusters Of three hne tucks. Only 25c.
each.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, wide
hem, with four fine tucks above. Only 26c. PEI
pair.
40 dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Drawers, three
excellent styles. VIZ: wide hem. with tucks;
Cambria rufde, with tucks; Hamburg rune,
with tucks. Only SOC. per pair.
so dozen Ladies' Muslin Walking Skirts,
tucked cambria rufde with two clusters Of four
Ane tucks above. Only Csc. each.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts,
wide Hamburg rufas on the bottom, with nine
fine tucks above. Only u each.
Although We have quoted the popular-priced
goods, we have . large, varied stock Of finer
qualities, which are equally a. good bargains Ut
the prices named
(Second floor; through arch.)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
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The President finds that the law viii not permit
him 70 give away the nags captured In the civil
war, congress alone having the power, and he
promptly and sensibly abandons his purpose Of
returning them to the southern states This action
should quiet the controversy, and end the matter.
There Is not the slightest doubt that the sectional
animosiries though they have not entirely dis
appeared, are fast dying out. The proposed return
of the battle flags which was doubtless In
tended to promote the good feeling which
was displayed 30 conspicuously at the
National Drill; In the visit of the Robert E Lee
Camp OF Confederate veterans to Boston, and In
similar events has only intensified the sentiments
which 1t was expected to soften, and the whole
affair should be forgotten as soon as possible. A
suggested yesterday by the STAR, IL may be
doubted whether, as An act Of the Government
such a return of civil war relics to States once
rebellious would be wise, and would have the de.
sired effect OF removing animosities and bitter
recollections, and whether the flags hidden In
boxes or destroyed, win not serve less
effectively as reminders of the past, than
II brought to the light and turned
over 10 the conquered with .
blast OF trumpets. This doubt as TO the effect Of
the proposed action will prevent any excess Of sor-
row at the discovery that the law will not per-
init II to de carried out, even among those who de-
sire most strongly the complete reconciliation of
the sections Time Is rapidly healing the wounds
of the Union, and the battle-flag episode happily
viii not now. IL seems, be permitted 70 reopen
these wounds
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO TAKE
w half interest with advertiser m a sure pay ng
st. NV jel7-:8t.
II HAVE FIFTY SHARES OF COLUMBIA TITLE
Insurance stock at six dollars Address "coLUM-
BlA," Star ONCE 1el1-2r
XNANTED-s4OO WILL PAY $3.50 IN NINE
w monthly installments Of 30 each secured by my
salary vouchers and chattel mortgage $1,000 worth
OF furniture. Box S3, Star Office Ii
CAPITALIsTsL HAVE EIGHT HOUSES FOR
neishberhood; bargain. Address Box i3i ofhce
WANTED-e6 600. AT 5 PER CENT FOR FIVE
$4,000. No commission paid Address Bon - star
EoR sALE-sTocK. FIXTURES, AND GOOD,
and very cheap to cash customer Southeast e3r 2h
A RARE CHANCE-CIGAR AND LIQUOR BUsI,
"A ness for sale; 1905 st. n w. near New National
clas transfer Of license Raaraneed Lone lease and
low rent bargain Tor an Immediate cash IurshsTer
WANTED-A PARTNER. WESTERN MAN PRE-:
ierred with $1,000 or more IN an ss'a s.,saea
S Stb s nae M SeI5 mt s1sr e
aBEk aE s 46s 5s tn st. 0Ar'i Al -AN ,ea-sa~
w ". MoFFETT 1911 81; NV GoMMLs-
Once from s SO Sou 100 % sf p ' mya4i@
CPEcIAL TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. :
- We sell you hne clothing both ready-msde aud to
y ye1s 81 srsfs Son
Clothiers and Tsilors. I1l2 i at NV. ny2l-lIa
s sfGkI EfosT eRSASF
yl6 PA AVE. n W. Csouth side.I
Sns sI ,Ss or s hOua
tbs s.ie KEEPING OF soaSs securities ewelr
or.S ~ low rue: lake seton before INA.
f2e-sm tsaturdsys. % ma 70 .. InJ
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Ex-senator Thomas c. Piatt Is turning his DO
nticai ingenuity 70 account In q new direction.
He recognizes the partisan value OF a name wen
enough 70 see that Col. Frederick Grant can he
made available Is candidate for some ONCE with
out the necessity Of that ONCE being Mr.. Plart,s
own commissionership OF quarantine. So he taIks
OF putting Col Grant At the head OF the republican
ticket next fan as his partys choice for secretary
OF state OF New York. should the Colonel he
elected, Gov. Hnl can no longer make use of him
as weapon 70 light Plat with, and q double end
VIII have been gained What Mr.. Conkling,s
whilom colleague doesn't know about wire pulling
could be written on a very small sheet
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Gov. Lee, OF Virginia, says: "From information
possess i think q nnal settlement (os the state
debit viii be made In the near future, and when
that Is done there win be nothing between Old
Virginia and great prosperity" Gov Lee does not
seem 70 agree with some OF our Virginia cossu-
poraries who hold that great prosperity Is coming
10 Virginia without the slightest regard 70 the un.
settled debt, or thar capital and population are
rather attracted than repealed, BY the low taxes
which Will prevail among those who refuse 20 tag
themselves 10 pay their debts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-17

New York World correspondent cables nom
southampton, England, the following greeting
and response as they passed between himself and
a distinguished American tourist who haa tust
landed on British soil:
How are you, Mr. Haine?r
Il am nrst clasa-
This would Do important news even at q pop.
ular tarin Of twenty-five cents word II n now
remains uneontradicted II sets at rest forever the
campaign scandal which somebody might nut In
motion a year hence, 10 the effect that Mr. Blsine
crossed In the Storage IN order TO catch the
workingmens VOTE
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SrE1sa HArs

Srn1sa HAra
DuNI.AFs NEW YORK STYLE n aPRiNo HATE
Tho sckuoWledgod introduces a Head Gear IN
America. none genuine uulsss bearing their trade
wuLErT RuoYT.
Sole Agents tor this CITY,
"a COS 3saa.a svsnuA
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will serve their purpose best and at the time
greatly accommodate The Stan, II they win send in
before noon tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition Of Saturdays paper the forms Of
which must be sent 10 press much earlier than on the
other ave days Of the week
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ENTIRE STOCK OF |
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with . loss Of $4,000. Il
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rds about this sale. The
d must do all the talking.
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sPARTMENT.
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Clearing Price, &c. . I'd
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Clearing Price. CSC. Q I'd.
Dress Goods Department
marked price.
Clearing Price. 1875.
Clearing Price. 12Hc.
/. Clearing Price. 32Hc.
FISHING DEPARTMENT.
Clearing Price, Sc. . I'd.
Clearing Price, goo.
Clearing Price. CSC.
CLEARING Prica o2.26.
DEPARTMENT.
D. Clearing Price, CSC.
Clearing Price. 70. . I'd.
Clearing Price GAO pr.
Clearing Price. o1.20.
Clearing Prics. sec.
ARTMENT.
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The following Specialist Prices explain the
Of the rush to the PALAIS ROYAL:
CSC. GLOVES FOR CSC.
undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves. embroidered
backs tans, srsys, &c.
~ To those Of our many patrons who have been
paying CSC. pair would remark that have been
paying 310.50 dozen until this week. when sue
ceeded in closing out 100 dozen from the importer ct
CSC. pair.
also GLOVES FOR s135.
These are 5-button "pssis Royal" Kid Gloves Every
pair tried and warranted colors New styles Of
embroidered backs
IL Sold At cost price to make the Special Sale
specially attractive.
else GLOVES FOR sLes.
S-button "Palais Roy Dressed Kid Mousquetaires
New shades tans, &c. Tried ON and warranted.
~ Our patrons who habtually buy these Gloves are
respectfully informed only pair will DO sold to
customer.
81 GLOVES FOR SOC.
These are our "Elite" Kid Gloves buttons seal
loped tops, embroidered backs.
n For three days at Soc, but we will not try the
Gloves on nor can sell more than one pair each
customer.
Csc GLOVES FOR 4so
5-button Undressed Hid Gloves, embroidered backs,
scalloped tops.
~ Some Of the skins are little hard, but the
majority of the lot soft and pliabe and worth
more than Csc pair: so dozen to select from
BARGAINS IN M1TTs.
FOR 15c-warrsnted All-silk Mitts Black and
colors Regular price 1Sc. pair.
FOR 25c.-Heavy Silk Jersey Mltts Black and
colors Regular price 39c. pair.
SILK GLOVE BARGAINS.
FOR 4sc-warranted All-silk Mousquetairs Gloves.
All shades Regular price 63c pair.
FOR 25c.-Silk Mixed with Linen. These MousQus-
taire Gloves look like all silk. Wear twice - long
IL Above Special Prices terminate tomorrow At
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1l17-111s PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
jsl7 AND 4o1. 4o3. 4O5 AND 4o7 18TH ST NV.
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The Snare OF Massachusetts, In the recent battle
nags episode has not been extensive. She had he.
dip into the subject more than dozen years ago
when her legislature adopted resolutions censur.
ing Charles sumner for his attitude toward the
reconstructed South, and afterward revoked them
George s. Boutwell,. Mr.. Summers colleague, was
the ofncial sponsor both for the original resolu-
lions and for their revocation when they were
presented TO the United States Senate. BY an odd
coincidence, he happened to be one OF the brace of
lawyers retained now by the state OF Ohio TO man
damus the War Department The only protest
from the Bay State which has ret seen print hailed
from Worcester. The Union Veterans OF Boston
have not raised any outcry. They have been too
busy entertaining the confederate veterans of
Camp Robert Z Lee, Of Richmond, who are this
week fighting their battles over in the most fra.
ternal way, In the shadow Of Bunker Hin Nonu.
ment
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T. wALKER's Sons 2Ql 10TH ST NV
osFS ssaLa ass; siS- ia - -
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TIE GREAr Chow SALE.

Tho sales-books Of the young people in the Glove
Department showed for yesterday the best days bust
ness this year. The grand total was S1,119. It 10.
estimated nearly LOCO pairs of Gloves were sold Can
any other three stores combined make such record!
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WANTED--HELP.

WANTED--HELP.
~ viii ssa:s.ort. white sisl prsisrSos; lsss So
;a'sss ss. ssd
WANTED-TWENTY:TTvE LATHERs. APPLY
w to s. kAYNoR II St ss. after 9 c,clo ss.p
WAMTED-TWo LADIES cANvAssERs 70
ts. o Ro sas m plan Good pay to rsh!
s,s 3 q. hand Address. stating ~ss.s s1rs;sd
WANTED-A SERVANT GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Ys;. ;,ay nsh' Also good r,.r
to break stone for 60 cents per cubic yard Apply
:. ,ei T5e sod Boundary sta n TALLY JOYCE.
WANTED-ONE GOOD HAND ON SKIRTS.
p.a xh iS 1ps, Fl e. viii be
n !. snce required Inquire OF MRS. hoIHEhf. US
Wss.s..:..sz ssss5 EEEsr e
WANrED-sIx FIRST CLASS LER.MAKERs
= S.ff on '''ndp'ps at S'li'%sSTs Skfs sup.
WAANTED-woMEN COOKS s1o 70 s2a h S1IsHs,
for ;. sSHPt!7 NATIONAL BUREAU 5i7 9TH st n w.
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO CHAM
the &C os for the reau. Ap
WANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE NAN FOR OUT.
side work in this city; good pay Addrs:. c.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
drug business references required Address Box
WAIVED WHITE AND o9I9RER WOMEN.
WANTED Two OR THREE EXPERIENCED
u.s. sas n'ss
WANTED-cAR-B CAN HAVE IMME-
e: Y =
WANTED-WHITE AND ,OOLORED WOMEN
cooks for city and .x.y; wnts md SSlorsd npI,ss
IS G1o%bs S2s F1a n''
WANTED : DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU-
" reau conducted BY ladies' Men ana women white
springs. with reference. III M Ut. nv. 3e14-6t'
w twenty t20) drivers must know how to catch
four and 100 s4 sos doisrs week Apply Il once
e1 liz ind faE II BRICK MACHINE CO.
| wANTEp-Aw WOMAN OF SENSE AND ENERGY.
w located outside principal cities for business
in her js:FS sup
WANTED-LEARNERs FOR PROF. CHRIsTNERs
w International Tailor System" with any inch
eminent Paris. Berlin and London dressmakers cus
Patterns cut materials fitted bested draped or made
sss,s% OY
DC. je6-5w'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VXTANTED-BY JULY 1sT, TWO OR THREE UN-
pleasant locality. Rent not to exceed e15. All par
ticulars requested References Private family pre-
ferred. Address q. c., Star Office. je1T-3t'
1NANTED-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH
w acove or two connecting rooms. furnished or I'M
SITS and Pa ave. Address O. T., Star Office. je14-5t'
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Countess COmpos. the divorced wife Of Due de Ia
Tore, whose mysterious kidnapping is the sensa-
tion OF the hour in Paris Is daughter Of Don Ar
senio Martinez-Compos, the celebrated Held mar.
shall OF Spain, who proclaimed Alfonso king on
the 31st day OF December, 1874. Her late husband
was OF equally distinguished lineage, being the
son OF Marshal Serrano, who, at the time Of their
marriage In 1850, was Spanish ambassador to
France. The high rank Of both contracting
parties, coupled with the fact that the
grooms sister was at the same time married to the
brides brother, attracted the attention OF the
fashionable world In Paris and Madrid, as well as
In other European capitals, to the wedding, and
added TO the notorety which attached to the SUBJ
seQuent separation The suspicion entertained In
some quarters that the countess has been alb
Quoted by . sutton whose addresses she has not
smiled upon, gives the affair q tinge Of oldfash-
toned romance dear to the taste Of the Latin races:
and II IL should prove correct will doubtless sup
ply some mute, inglorious Dumas with plot for
story combining in style the picturesque chival-
Tic renaissance with the prosaic narrative of the
present era, founded on fact"
The witness Fullgran. who has contributed his
share 10 the machinery Of the prosecution in the
Broadway railroad Doodle trials In New York city,
Is not making brilliant record In the Sharp case
He contradicts former statements, confuses dates
and sums OF money, and generally acts 50 as to
give color 10 the suspicion that he Is not telling
1.-The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth" The district attorney would do well to
stick pin into him somewhere and stir his ideas
into more activity. II he has lied before and is
trying TO tell the truth now, II he has told the
truth before and Is lying now, he has not a very
pleasant future TO look forward to- In either case
he Is inviting prosecution for perjury, which, II
IT comes, will be a scOrching one. The penalty of
his past onenses was suspended by the authori-
ties on condition OF his turning informer and tell
ing the truth He was nor thus rewarded In ad-
vance for lying either IN the interest Of the gov.
ernment or for the benefit of the accused and his
last state will be good deal worse than his first
II he has violated the obligation under which he
was permitted to save himself at the expense of
his associates
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


VNTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN.
w place as Waterman or Officer at summer resort,
in ont of the city, best Of references. Address
s. r. Star Office. jel7-3t'
WANTED-BY COMPETENT FLORIST. STU
w alton with private family or with party in the
business. Address ]. JACKSON, 102 E. Lexington st,
Baltimore, Md je17-3t'
HVANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, AND
w willing to do duties belonging to the house, TO
attend in store. Good reference. LAURENCE
AUDLEY, 1928 Gath ct. It.
IN ANTRD-BY MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
w man situation as light porter and drive horse
Address G. B., Star office. je16-3t'
VNANTED-IF YOU WANT A COOK, MAID
Waist, Walters Farm. Dairy, or Laborer with refer
ences, call ct once. NATIONAL BUREAU, GIT 9TH
st. NV. 3elo-Xt'
TEANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN. A PLACE
w a. chainbermaid waitress OF nurse to leave the
at 1919 st. NV. 1e16-3r'
WANTED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN. PLACE
VITO cook, wait, wash homework; good reIer
ences. Apply until noon on the goth at 1919 u st.
NV. NIoSt'
WANTED - POSITIONS FOR COOKS. THREE
w White Chambermaids Nurses. two Experienced
Invalid Nurses intelligent young man for store OF
Office Drivers, &c. cities. i. NJ BURNHAM, $50 and
832 Fn.w Je153t'
VUANTED-A AT HEADQUARTERs-PO POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress.
and Nurses Sesmstress. Men Walters, Cooks. Coach
men, Butlers and Wallets COOMBS BURGESS.
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We are about to reduce some Of our Fancy Flow.
ers.
Why?
Well. they don't sell. The only reason we can
assign for this is that when delightfully."- pretty
sprays and combinations are offered at Csc.
3Sc. and 49c., the expenditure Of from $3.50
to 298 for . bunch Of the very finest I'm
ported French Flowers seems to be extrsvs.
gance. Anyhow people won't do it.
Now we have got some Of these high.cost
flowers, specimens Of the finest eoloring art In
the world. They cost . good deal OF money.
They are not selling. We have told you the
reason. The prices range about like this:
$3.50. s1.75. sl9S. 1924, s2.4S. S273 and
S2.9S. These figures only represent CONNER
cial value for these goods But that makes no
difference. We want to sell them. To do this
We know we have got to make it An object for
you to buy something that IL more expensive
than you really need 80 we will take all the
S1.50. SITS and $1.98 Flowers and mark
them 75c. q bunch and the % "a, gas.
92.75 and e298 punches we will mark csc.
We believe you have q right to demand sound,
ssnEble. business reasons for Extraordinary ~
auctions. We consider the above something
extraordinary. We want TO move stock that
cheaper quality and lower prices have crowded
into the corner "That's why" we are going to
sell our line Of fine Imported French Flowers
1t IS and % cents bunch.